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Dagger is an open-source runtime designed for building and executing portable and reproducible workflows using containers. It simplifies complex CI/CD pipelines and enables better orchestration of AI agents.
Dagger provides a universal interface for connecting and executing application development and deployment steps, making workflows portable and reproducible.
Traditional build and CI/CD pipelines are often brittle, environment-dependent, and hard to debug locally. Dagger eliminates these issues by treating your workflow as a containerized application.
Define your workflow steps using code, making them version-controlled and shareable.
Execute workflows consistently across different environments (local, CI, cloud) by leveraging OCI containers.
Integrate Dagger into your existing CI systems, scripting tools, or applications.
Dagger's flexibility allows it to be used in a wide range of scenarios requiring automated, containerized workflows.
Define your entire build, test, and deployment process as a Dagger pipeline that runs consistently in any CI environment.
Achieve faster, more reliable, and easily debuggable CI/CD.
Package your application's build requirements into a Dagger workflow, allowing any developer to build and test the code without environment setup hassle.
Eliminate 'works on my machine' issues and simplify onboarding.
Use Dagger to orchestrate multi-step data processing pipelines or complex sequences of operations for AI agents.
Build reproducible and portable data and AI processing pipelines.
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